Zeekr 7X Officially Launches in Australian Market, Starting at $37,635
Zeekr 7X launches in Australia from A$57,900 ($37,635) and undercuts Tesla Model Y, offering three trims and advanced tech.
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Zeekr 7X launches in Australia from A$57,900 ($37,635) and undercuts Tesla Model Y, offering three trims and advanced tech.
Updates will cover the Zeekr X, 007, 001, and 7X. Other current models will see no changes this year.
Geely integrates Zeekr, Smart, and others into Qianli Technoloy, aiming for unified ADAS solutions and accelerated OTA rollout across brands.
This personnel adjustment involves approximately 1,300 employees from Zeekr and around 100 from Smart.
Geely aims for 3M annual sales with tech upgrades, new launches, and global expansion to enter top five automakers globally.
The Super EREV trend, featuring over 400km EV range, gains momentum as suppliers innovate, though mainstream adoption remains cautious.
The battle drums for the second half of the year are sounding as China’s NEV market continues to undergo a shake-up.
MIIT plans to ban resale of new cars within six months of registration to curb the “0 kilometer used car” loophole, aiming to regulate the market and protect consumers.
China’s NEV market grew 33% year-on-year in June, with BYD leading the pack; AITO M8 and Tesla Model Y stood out in SUV sales.
Zeekr merges back into Geely, taking the ‘One Geely’ strategy a step further.